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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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8/27/2018
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CLK-Maria Vazquez <br />From: Collin Park <br />Sent: Monday, August 13, 2018 7:20 PM <br />To: CD -Christian Hammack <br />Subject: Friendly Acres RPP discussion 27 August 2018 <br />Dear Christian, <br />I'm writing to support the residential parking permit program in the Friendly Acres Neighborhood, to <br />be discussed at City Council August 27th. Most likely I won't be able to make the meeting, but some <br />hecklers may attend. <br />would like to remind Council that when we did our door-to-door canvassing in January, the response <br />was overwhelmingly favorable to parking permits; the *only* opposition my wife and I encountered <br />was from a house with 4 or 5 cars in their driveway. The residents wanted the freedom to park more <br />than 3 additional cars on the street. <br />I quizzed them on what they thought was a fair way to allocate on -street parking, given that there was <br />not enough space for every house to park 4 cars on the street. He couldn't answer, but he still didn't <br />want a parking permit program. <br />I urge Council to approve this permit program as a matter of some urgency, as we will soon have <br />thousands more employees occupying the new Stanford buildings. Without the proposed RPP <br />program, the parking situation will only deteriorate further in our neighborhood. <br />Many thanks, <br />Collin Park, i <br />
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